ULLASH KUMAR ROUT - Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar

ULLASH KUMAR ROUT
Contact: 08431510537/09538603498
E-Mail: ullash97@gmail.com, ullashrout@hotmail.com
Seeking senior level academics position in Academic, Research & Development with a growth oriented
Organization
PROFESSIONAL SYNOPSIS
� A scientist having gained nearly 14 years of experience in research, academics and managing collaborative and
independent research functions related to R&D, Quality Assurance & Control, Supply and Demand Side Management,
Process Optimization Scale-Up & Commercialization Operations, Production Norms & Resource Optimization; and 4
years of teaching experience.
� Comprehensive experience in modelling and planning of Energy System, Emission and Environment Models including
IRPA on NREB system, TIMES global, TIMES G3, TIMES G5, DNE21+ model, and Irish-TIMES.
� Possess a clear understanding to the industry, technology trends with distinction of instituting quality control
techniques to achieve product excellence at the lowest overall cost.
� Track record of successfully carrying out different scenarios based simulation, optimization and analysis in business as
usual, price hike of fossil fuels, renewable scenarios, carbon tax, GHGs emission abatement, technology push, etc. on
regional and global energy system models.
� Resourceful in deploying various methodologies to analyze & develop various renewable and climate change scenarios,
recommending modifications to minimize escalations, reduce rejection, realize operational efficiencies, control
variability, costs & reduce cycle-time.
� An esteemed academician having distinction of being associated with numerous Scientific Symposiums, Presentations,
Workshops, Conferences as well as publishing Research Papers and posters.
� Effective communicator with strong analytical, problem solving & organizational abilities. Possess a flexible & detail
oriented attitude with an ability to work independently as well as part of a multidisciplinary team.
KEY SKILLS
- Introduction and analysis of learning theories in energy optimisation models considering with and without
environmental constraints.
- Worked as reviewer of Ph.D. students, examiner of Dissertation, and coordinator of research project.
- Evolving plans / schedules, arranging for resources and overseeing all activities to ensure timely completion of multiple
projects as per budgeted parameters, forecasting energy and emission.
- Defining best practices for project support and documentation, providing analytical support to various projects for new
entities and process development.
- Analyzing project data, tracking progress & making decisions for ensuring timely completion, overseeing preparation of
monthly progress reports & quarterly technical review presentations.
- Planning and organising day-to-day research activities related usage of renewable energy, alternative fuels and clean
energy, analysing energy security and sustainability.
- Preparing, reviewing, collecting and approving analytical data, technical reports and analytical methods in support of
and for inclusion in the regulatory submissions.
- Ensuring complete in-process quality control and continuous improvement in process capabilities, foreseeing
performance bottlenecks and taking corrective measures to avoid the same.
- Identifying scope for planning, implementing & monitoring of technological changes to enhance efficiency, modifying
equipments, process flow, working practices, consumables etc. for controlling & reducing the cost per unit produced.
- Implementing various techniques for cost reduction, and entailing identification of opportunities.
- Developing market prices of fuels and its analysis as well as carbon markets and trading policies synthesis.
ORGANIZATIONAL EXPERIENCE
M.S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Bangalore, Karnataka, India June’11 – till date
Associate Professor in the Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, and Research Departments
National University of Ireland, University College Cork, Lee Road, Ireland Aug’09 – Feb’11

Senior Post Doctoral Researcher in Sustainable Energy Research Group, Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth (RITE), Kyoto, Japan Nov’06 – Aug’09
Researcher in System Analysis Group
University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Nov’01 – Sep’06
Doctoral Researcher in Energy-economics and System-technique Analysis (ESA) Group - Institut für
Enenrgiewirtschaft und Rationelle Energieanwendung (IER)
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Jun’00 – Jul’01
Sr. Project Associate - Department of Electrical Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur Aug’98 – May’00
Graduate Teaching Assistant in Department of Electrical Engineering
College of Engineering and Technology, Bhubaneswar Jan’96 – Jul’98
Lecturer (Adhoc) - Electrical Engineering Department
OTHER SIGNIFICANT HIGHLIGHTS
• Operation principle of Talcher Thermal Power Plant’, Talcher, India.
• Design and construction of ‘132/33 kV electricity substation’, Bidanasi, Cuttack, India.
• A training program was attained in November 1999 at Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand on the
formulation and application of IRPA (integrated resource planning and analyses) software package (developed by Prof.
Ram M. Shrestha).
• TIMES training programme organised in ERI, UCC, Ireland in the years 2009/2010.
ACADEMIC ACCOLADES
- Distinction of receiving a Merit Scholarship for academic excellence during academic carrier.
- Selected for the post of Assistant Manager in Orissa Hydro Power Corporation (OHPC), Orissa, India and secured top
position in the selection process of 46 persons’ final selection out of 138 people interviewed in the year 1998.
- Successful in availing University Grant Commission (UGC) Scholarship at IIT Kanpur, India (06/1998-06/2000) for
securing 97 percentile GATE (Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering) scores in all India level in 1998.
- Offered for Ph.D. position with full scholarship from the Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Picardie-
Jules Verne, Amiens Cedex 1 – France, in 2001.
- Offered for Ph.D. position with full scholarship from the Department of Electrical Engineering, the University of South
Florida, Tampa, Florida, the USA in 2001.
- Secured 1st position in the faculty selection interview (out of around 25 people interviewed) in Electrical Engineering
department at Regional Engineering College (REC), Kurukshetra, Himachal Pradesh, India in 2001.
TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE PURVIEW
- High-Level Language : GAMS, C, C++, VB, FORTRAN, PSPICE.
- Low-Level Language : Intel 8085 & 8086.
- Operating System : MS-DOS, Windows, Linux and Unix.
- Applications/Tools : Cplex, Times, Markal, Answer, Veda, IRPA, ENPEP, ISPLAN, WASP, Power Net,
Power World Simulator, CALPOS, PSIM, MatLab/Simulink, Multisim, and Proteus.
ACADEMICS
- Ph.D. (Dr.-Ing.) - Energy System (coming under Mechanical Engineering Department) from University of Stuttgart,
Stuttgart, Germany, 2007 with Grade Good.
- Master of Technology in Electrical Engineering (Power System Specialisation), 2000 from Indian Institute of
Technology, Kanpur, with overall CGPA of 7.14/10.
- Bachelor of Engineering - Electrical Engineering from Utkal University, Bhubaneswar, 1995 - First Class with Honours.
PERSONAL DETAILS

- Date of Birth : 3 rd March, 1972.
- Languages : English, Hindi, Oriya, Germany & Japanese.
- Address : Flat D-204, Platinum City, Near HMT Link Road, Peenya 1 st Stage, Bangalore, Karnataka, 560022.
ANNEXURE
CONFERENCES, SYMPOSIUMS AND WORKSHOPS
- A training program was attended in November 1999 at Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), Bangkok, Thailand on the
Formulation and Application of IRPA (Integrated Resource Planning and Analysis) Software Package (developed by
Prof. Ram M. Shrestha).
- Prospect of ACROPOLIS (Assessing Climate Response Options: Policy Simulations) Project and Times Modelling at IER,
University of Stuttgart, Germany. IPP, Garching, 2003.
- EMF 22: Climate Policy Scenarios for Stabilization and in Transition. Tsukuba International Congress Center (Epochal),
(adjacent to Okura Frontier Hotel Tsukuba Epochal), Tsukuba, Japan. December 12-14, 2006. Hosted by Japanese
National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES).
- IIASA-RITE International Symposium: Towards Stabilization of Global Warming. March 12, 2007.1st Floor, Nadao Hall
(3-3-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Hosted by IIASA and RITE. Advocated by METI (Ministry of Economy, Trade
and Industry).
- Emission Reduction Potential inside Various Sectoral Activities and CO2 Reduction Costs of Asia Region in Medium Term
Study. Asia Energy Environment Modeling Forum (AEEMF), 3rd Annual Workshop, Peking University, Beijing, China.
May 30-31, 2007.
- Impact Assessment of Increase in Crude Oil, Natural Gas and Coal prices on Global Energy System without and with
Carbon Concentration Stabilization. Proceedings of the 24th Conference on Energy, Economy and Environment. Japan.
30 th January, 2008.
- International Meeting on Mid-Long term Strategy for Climate Change. Hosted by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and
Industry of Japan and the University of Tokyo. Just before G8 Hokkaido Toyako Summit in July. June 30 and July 1,
2008. University of Tokyo, Japan.
- New Earth 2008. International Symposium on Technologies for Mitigating Global Warming. ~Sectoral Approach: as an
Effective Measure against Global Warming. 27 th November, 2008. Hyatt Regency Osaka 3F, Osaka, Japan. Organized
by RITE & sponsored by METI, Kinki Regional Countermeasures Promotion, and Meeting on Energy & Global Warming.
- Evaluating the benefits of subsidy procurement to component cluster global learning technologies with and without a
climate stabilization in DNE21+ model. Proceedings of the 25th Conference on Energy, Economy, and Environment.
Japan. 29th January 2009.
- IIASA-RITE Symposium on Emission Mitigation Towards Climate Change. 3 rd March, 2009. Keidarnen, Tokyo, Japan.
- ETSAP Regular Workshop. New Delhi (India) – Spring Workshop 2010. TERI, India Habitat Centre, Lodhi Road, New
Delhi, India, January 18-23, 2010.
- Workshop attended on Times Energy System Modelling at ERI, UCC, Cork, Ireland from 28 th August to 2 nd
September, 2010.
- ETSAP Regular Workshop. UCC/IEA-ETSAP Conference and Workshop. DeVere Hall, University College Cork, College
Road, Cork, Ireland, November 11-17, 2010.
FORMAL REPORTS/OTHERS
- Final Report of the EC ACROPOLIS (Assessing Climate Response Options: Policy Simulations) Project, Analysis of
Climate Response Policies Using German TIMES Model (contributed marginally).
- Establishment of a European Energy Data Exchange Network (EDEN), (Access to Different Database of MESAP
Information System), Accompanying Measures. Project: ENG2-2000-80331.
- Systems Analysis for Progress and Innovation for integrated Assessment (SAPIENTIA) – Extension and Analysis of 2FLC
(2 factor learning curve) in Three Regional Bottom-up Global Energy System Model in Times.
- Fahl, U.; Bickel, P.; Blesl, M.; Droste-Franke, B.; Ellersdorfer, I.; Rehrl, T.; Remme, U.; Rout, U.K.; Voß, A..
Development and application of an integrated assessment modeling system for the analysis of sustainable
development strategies of energy supply in Germany, 2004.
- U. Fahl, P. Bickel, M. Blesl, B. Droste-Franke, I. Ellersdorfer, T. Rehrl, U. Remme, U. Rout, A. Voß: „Entwicklung und
Anwendung eines Integrated Assessment Modellinstrumentariums für die Analyse nachhaltiger Entwicklungen der
Energieversorgung in Deutschland“ January 2004.
DISSERTATIONS

- U.K. Rout. Modelling of Endogenous Technological Learning of Energy Technologies – An Analysis with a Global Multiregional
Energy System Model. Doctoral Dissertation, Institute of Energy Economics and the Rational Use of Energy,
University of Stuttgart, Germany, 2007.
- U.K. Rout. Least Cost Generation Expansion Planning for Northern Regional Electricity Board Network Considering
Green House Gas Mitigation. Master’s Dissertation, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, 2000.
- U.K. Rout et al. Study of Rectifier Bridge Circuit with Filters using PSPICE and it’s Hardware Implementation. Bachelor’s
Project Report, Indira Gandhi Institute of Technology, Utkal University, India, 1995.
SELECTED PRESENTATIONS/INVITED TALKS
- Evaluating the Benefits of Subsidy Procurement to Component Cluster Global Learning Technologies With and Without
a Climate Stabilization in DNE21+ model. Proceedings of the 25th Conference on Energy, Economy, and Environment.
Japan. 29 th January, 2009.
- Impact Assessment of Increase in Crude Oil, Natural Gas and Coal prices on Global Energy System without and with
Carbon Concentration Stabilization. Proceedings of the 24 th Conference on Energy, Economy, and Environment. Japan.
30 th January, 2008.
- Emission Reduction Potential inside Various Sectoral Activities and CO2 Reduction Costs of Asia Region in Medium Term
Study. Asia Energy Environment Modeling Forum (AEEMF), 3rd Annual Workshop, Peking University, Beijing, China.
May 30-31, 2007.
- Modelling of Single Regional Global Energy System Model on TIMES framework. IPP, Garching, München, Germany,
2005. (Presented to Prof. G. Tosato, IEA/ETSAP’s agreement implementing agent).
JOURNAL ARTICLES SUBMITTED AND UNDER PREPARATION
- Sectoral Assessment of Future Global Energy Demands and Emissions.
- Challenges in Quantifying the GHG Emissions and their Role in Climate Change.
- Possible Measures for aggressive GHGs Emission Cut Goals.
- How do we Meet Ambitious Renewable Energy Targets in an Optimal Manner?
- Modelling Ambitious CO2 Reduction Targets for Non-ETS sectors.
- 80% Emission Reduction from Ireland’s Energy Sector.
- Future Energy Security Roadmap of Ireland.
- Future Sustainability of Global Fossil Fuel Resources.
POSTER PRESENTATION
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Lavigne D., and Rout U. K. Irish Times Energy System Model. Proceeding International Energy
Agency ETSAP. November 15 th , 2010, Devere Hall, University College Cork, Ireland.
INVITED PAPERS
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Lavigne D., Rout U. K., Chiodi A. and Gargiulo M. How do we meet Ambitious Renewable Energy
Targets in an Optimal Manner? Proceedings International Energy Agency ETSAP Meeting June 24, 2010.
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Rout U. K. and Chiodi A. 2010. Ocean Energy in Irish Times. Proceedings of Workshop on
Economics of Ocean and Marine Renewable Energy, April 21, Cork, Ireland.
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Lavigne D., Rout U. K., Gargiulo M. and Kanudia A. 2010 Building Irish TIMES from PET Ireland.
Joint TERI ETSAP Workshop on Energy Modelling Tools & Techniques to Address Sustainable Development & Climate
Change. New Delhi, India, Jan 20 – 22, 2010.
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Lavigne D. and Rout U. K. 2009. The Irish TIMES Energy Modelling Project. Third Workshop on
Game Theory in Energy, Resources and Environment, Dec. 10 – 11, 2009 Montreal.
- Ó Gallachóir B. P., Lavigne D., Rout U. K., Chiodi A., and Gargiulo M. 2010. Meeting Ireland’s Ambitious GHG 2050
Emissions Target. Energy Systems Modelling Addressing Energy Security and Climate Change. November 15th 2010,
Devere Hall, University College Cork, Ireland.
- Rout, U.K. Emission Reduction Potential inside Various Sectoral Activities and CO2 Reduction Costs of Asia Region in
Medium Term Study. Asia Energy Environment Modeling Forum (AEEMF), 3rd Annual Workshop, Peking University,
Beijing, China. May 30-31, 2007.
CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
- Gallachóir, B.P.O., Rout, U.K., Lavigne, D., Chiodi, A., Gargiulo, M., 2010. Modelling Ambitious CO2 Reduction Targets
for Non-ETS Sectors. IEW, 2010. Stockholm, Sweden.

- Rout, U.K., Akimoto, K., Sano, F., Tomoda, T., 2009. Evaluating the benefits of subsidy procurement to component
cluster global learning technologies with and without climate stabilization in DNE21+ Model. Proceedings of the 25 th
Conference on Energy, Economy, and Environment, pp. 173-176. Japan Society of Energy and Resources, Japan.
- Rout, U.K., Akimoto, K., Sano, F., Oda, J., Homma, T., Tomoda, T., 2008. Impact Assessment of Increase in Crude Oil,
Natural Gas and Coal prices on Global Energy System without and with Carbon Concentration Stabilization. Proceedings
of 24 th Conference on Energy, Economy, and Environment, pp. 219-222. Japan Society of Energy & Resources, Japan.
- Srivastava, S.C., Srivastava, A.K., Rout, U.K., Barnwal, B.K., Sharma, M., Paul, D., Gupta, P., Shrestha, R.M.,
Shrestha, R., 2001. ‘Study on Environmental Impact of Independent Power Producers in Northern Regional Electricity
Board of India’ IASTED International Conference on Power and Energy Systems (PES2001), Florida, USA,
19-22 November.
- Srivastava, S.C., Srivastava, A.K., Rout, U.K., Sharma, M., Paul, D., Gupta, P., Shrestha, R.M., Karki, S., 2001.
Identification of Projects under Clean Development Mechanism for A Regional Electricity Boards of India. IEEE
sponsored North American Power Symposium (NAPS), Texas, USA, 15-16 October.
- Srivastava, S.C., Srivastava, A.K., Rout, U.K., Paul, D., Gupta, P., Shrestha, R.M., 2000. Least Cost Generation
Expansion Planning for a Regional Electricity Board in India Considering Green House Gas Mitigation. IEEE International
Conference on Power System Technology, POWERCON-2000, Australia, 4-7 December, Vol. 1, Page 31-36.
JOURNAL PUBLICATIONS
- Rout, U.K. Prospects of India’s energy and emissions for a long time frame. Energy Policy 39 (9), 5647–5663.
- Rout, U.K. Regional demand-pull scenarios and cost-effective emission mitigation. Clean Technologies and
Environmental Policy 13 (5), 719-729. (DOI: 10.1007/s10098-010-0344-y).
- Rout, U.K., Voß, A., Singh, A., Fahl, U., Blesl, M., Ó Gallachóir, B.P., 2011. Energy and emission profiles of China in a
Long-Term Perspective. Energy 36 (1), 1–11.
- Rout, U.K., Akimoto, K., Sano, F., Tomoda, T., 2010. Introduction of Subsidisation in Nascent Climate-Friendly
Learning Technologies and Evaluation of its effectiveness. Energy Policy 38 (1), 520–532.
- Rout, U.K., Blesl, M., Fahl, U., Remme, U., Voß, A., 2009. Uncertainty in Learning Rates of the Energy Technologies:
An Experiment in a Global Multi-Regional Energy System Model. Energy Policy 37 (11), 4927–4942.
- Rout, U.K., Fahl, U., Remme, U., Blesl, M., Voß, A., 2009. Endogenous Implementation of Technology Gap in Energy
Optimisation Models-A Systematic Analysis within TIMES G5 Model. Energy Policy 37 (7), 2814-2830.
- Rout, U.K., Akimoto, K., Sano, F., Oda, J., Homma, T., Tomoda, T., 2008. Impact assessment of the increase in fossil
Fuel Prices on the Global Energy System, with and without CO2 Concentration Stabilization. Energy Policy 36 (9),
3477-3484.
- Akimoto, K., Sano, F., Oda, J., Homma, T., Rout, U.K., Tomoda, T., 2008. Global Emission Reductions through a
Sectoral Intensity Target Scheme. Climate Policy 8, S46–S59.
Irish-Times
PROJECTS UNDERATKEN
Client : Environmental Protection Agency and Sustainable Energy Administration of Ireland, Ireland.
Organization : Environmental Research Institute, University College Cork, Ireland.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : The model was developed and calibrated to 2020 and 2050 for different scenarios analysis on
renewable energy, climate change, peak oil, energy security, non ETS emission reduction, etc.
ALPS
Client : METI, Japan.
Organization : Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto, Japan.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Efforts were involved curb of global warming and realization of sustainable development of the
society. Worked on the modelling development of biomass and refinery sectors. It also involved
modelling of plastic and bio-plastic sectors.
ALPS
Client : METI, Japan.
Organisation : Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto, Japan.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Evaluated the benefits of subsidy procurement to global component cluster technology learning with
and without climate stabilization in DNE21+ model.
ALPS

Client : METI, Japan.
Organisation : Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto, Japan.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : This involved an impact assessment of the increase in fossil fuel prices on the global energy system,
with and without CO2 concentration stabilization.
Phoenix
Client : METI, Japan.
Organisation : Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto, Japan.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Emission Mitigation by Various Modalities and CO2 Reduction Costs of Asia Regions through
Technology Push Criteria in a medium term study.
Beyond 2010
Client : NEDO, Japan.
Organisation : Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth, Kyoto, Japan.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : This project involved integration of end use technologies inside the bottom-up DNE21+ model for
analysis of various emission reduction scenarios after KP regime and different levels of
stabilization concentrations.
Programme of Energy Technology Analysis Annex VIII and X (ETSAP), IEA
Client : ETSAP.
Organisation : IER, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Explored the Energy Technology Perspectives/Energy Models User’s Group. Explained state-of-the-art
of models and methods for analyzing energy systems.
System Analysis for Progress and Innovation in Energy Technologies for Integrated Assessment (Sapientia)
Client : EU.
Organisation : IER, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : The two-factor learning curve was tested inside the EU25 regional model of the three regional global
energy system model. The main finding was integration of climate compatible and nascent
technologies through the incentive of R&D expenditure as well as it’s impact.
EC Acropolis (Assessing Climate Response Options: Policy Simulations)
Client : EU.
Organisation : IER, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : It involved analysis of Climate Response Policies using German TIMES Model.
Establishment of a European Energy Data Exchange Network (EDEN), (Access to Different Database of MESAP
Information System), Accompanying Measures Project: ENG2-2000-80331, EU Commission)
Client : EU.
Organisation : IER, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : This project developed unique data exchange server to bridge the gap of the data incompatibility
between the researchers and model developers across global regions.
Socio Economic Research on Fusion (SERF)

Client : IPP, Garching.
Organisation : IER, University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Single regional global model was developed and tested the prospect of the fusion technologies and it’s
diffusion on the energy system. It was developed for IPP, Garching, Germany (Prof. T. Hamacher).
Least Cost Supply-Side Options for Mitigating GHG and other Harmful Emissions from the Power Sector Subject
to Emission Target
Client : AIT, Bangkok.
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Main finding of the project was selection of the plants in the future investment, which was based on
least-cost and the GHG (CO2) reduction by 5% and 10% from the base year of the study period.
Identification of the Clean Development Mechanism projects in the Power Sector and Assessment of their GHG
and other harmful Emissions Mitigation Potential
Client : AIT, Bangkok.
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Study provided country specific (India) insight into identification of the CDM projects for carbon
trading and sought environmental mitigation potential through this project.
Environmental Implication of Independent Power Producers and Decentralized Power Generation
Client : AIT, Bangkok.
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Performed a study and implemented the decentralized power generation technologies through the
IPPs and DPG. Evaluated and quantified the level of the technologies that will be sustainable for the
emission reductions targets based on least-cost concept for India.
Least Cost Generation Expansion Planning for Northern Regional Electricity Board Network Considering Green
house gas mitigation
Client : AIT, Bangkok.
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Main finding was the selection of types of plants, which cost less and were environmental friendly for
the future power sector generation expansion planning of India.
Study of IIT Kanpur Distribution System
Client : IIT Knapur (internal project for testing of the software).
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur, India.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Main finding was the pf (power factor) improvement, distribution loss minimization and potential
stabilization at buses by optimal placement of SVC (static var compensator).
ATC Calculation on IEEE 24 Bus, Reliability Test System
Client : IIT Knapur (internal project for testing of the software).
Organisation : Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur.
Role : Team Player.
Outcome : Main finding was load flow considering congestion management and Availability Transfer Capability
(ATC) calculation. (This was an internal project of IIT Kanpur, India).
INVITED REVIEWER

- Energy.
- Applied energy.
- International Journal of Global Energy Issues.